Films everyone has seen… except you.
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I know this is current affairs but there's some topics you just shouldn't touch.
Star Wars
Lord of the Rings
Any of the Marvel movies
Ferris Bueller’s Day Off
Lord of the Rings
Any of the Marvel movies
Ferris Bueller’s Day Off
ET....yes, really (but probably because I simply slept through it)
Lord of the Rings
Rocky 1,2,3,4....
Star Wars
Lord of the Rings
Rocky 1,2,3,4....
Star Wars
Did you enjoy Rocky 5? I thought it was the worst of the lot - surprised you started with that one.
My Mrs has never seen The Sixth Sense, but knows the ending.
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Haven't seen #5 either...just wasn't sure how many there had been
Must admit, there are not that many 70's or 80's films I would go out of my way to watch. Just something about the cinematography and/or the editing or, maybe, just the era. It's just a 'me' thing and I am sure there were many excellent films made during those two decades but not many stick in these old memory banks.
Haven't seen #5 either...just wasn't sure how many there had been
Must admit, there are not that many 70's or 80's films I would go out of my way to watch. Just something about the cinematography and/or the editing or, maybe, just the era. It's just a 'me' thing and I am sure there were many excellent films made during those two decades but not many stick in these old memory banks.
How is this the worst CA thread ever considering some of them we have had
He's smoking out shy centrists when they say they'd never watch a Ken Loach film.
Thanks for this - just had a quick trawl through the list and it's interesting to see how few films from the 70's/80's make it into, certainly, the Top 50.
Aside from The Godfather, Apocalypse Now, One flew over the Cuckoo's Nest, Back to the Future....all classics of their own genre - there seems to have been a dearth of watchable or memorable movies. Perhaps this was because of the lack of funding as the halcyon days of the cinema dipped considerably for a couple of decades and with the advent of home videos the profitability of big budget films was not the same for the studios. I don't know but it seems that things didn't start picking up again until the development of CGI and surround sound which gave cinema goers a whole new perspective and experience,?
Must admit I was surprised to find this thread in Current Affairsmods can you move this to the Ale House please …. Very tired and a bit tipsy last night
Never bothered with Harry Potter or the narnia movies, I hate posh children.
Kurt.
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Not as surprised as I am this morningMust admit I was surprised to find this thread in Current Affairs
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